Biography:
The Adicts are an English Punk rock band from Ipswich, Suffolk. They began life as the Afterbirth & The Pinz, in their hometown of Ipswich in late 1975. Popular in the 1980s, they were often in the indie charts at that time.
They soon changed their name to The Adicts and became known for their distinctive Clockwork Orange 'Droog' image, which, along with their urgent, uptempo music and light-hearted lyrics, helped set them very much apart from the rest of the genre.
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Capo on 2nd
The chords are thrown way off from the correct words so here's your guide:
Verse 1: G should be above 'I'
Em should be above the third 'ha' and D above the fourth
Em above the last 'ha'
D should be above 'they're'
And G above 'laughing'
This goes for the other verses, just different words
Shift everything to left a little
Chorus: G should be above 'you're'
D should be above 'can't and above 'I' for the second line
Em should be above 'changing' and above 'change'
I did this by ear. I'm pretty certain that it's correct but please let me know if it isn't.
Thanks!
Intro: G-D-Em-D-Em-D (x2)
Verse 1:
G
When I go strolling through the crowd
I hear them laughing oh so loud
D Em D Em D G
Ha ha ha, ha ha ha! They're laughing!
G
My feelings sometimes better me
Those things I sometimes have to hear
D Em D
Whoa oh oh, whoa oh whoa whoa
G
I'll cry then!
Chorus:
G D Em
You're all fools. Can't you see, times are changing?
G D Em
You're so cruel. I know one day, you will change, too.
Verse 2:
G
I can't get served in cafe's or bars
My customs, not as good as yours
D Em D Em D
Hey come on! Why don't you serve me?
D D Em
Sometimes I get so depressed cause I don't want to look like the rest of you
D
Woo hoo hoo
Chorus:
G D Em
You're all fools. Can't you see, times are changing?
G D Em
You're so cruel. I know one day, you will change, too.
(repeat 1st verse. Instead of "better me", he says "bother me", for 2nd verse)
(repeat chorus till fade)
The chords are thrown way off from the correct words so here's your guide:
Verse 1: G should be above 'I'
Em should be above the third 'ha' and D above the fourth
Em above the last 'ha'
D should be above 'they're'
And G above 'laughing'
This goes for the other verses, just different words
Shift everything to left a little
Chorus: G should be above 'you're'
D should be above 'can't and above 'I' for the second line
Em should be above 'changing' and above 'change'
I did this by ear. I'm pretty certain that it's correct but please let me know if it isn't.
Thanks!
Intro: G-D-Em-D-Em-D (x2)
Verse 1:
G
When I go strolling through the crowd
I hear them laughing oh so loud
D Em D Em D G
Ha ha ha, ha ha ha! They're laughing!
G
My feelings sometimes better me
Those things I sometimes have to hear
D Em D
Whoa oh oh, whoa oh whoa whoa
G
I'll cry then!
Chorus:
G D Em
You're all fools. Can't you see, times are changing?
G D Em
You're so cruel. I know one day, you will change, too.
Verse 2:
G
I can't get served in cafe's or bars
My customs, not as good as yours
D Em D Em D
Hey come on! Why don't you serve me?
D D Em
Sometimes I get so depressed cause I don't want to look like the rest of you
D
Woo hoo hoo
Chorus:
G D Em
You're all fools. Can't you see, times are changing?
G D Em
You're so cruel. I know one day, you will change, too.
(repeat 1st verse. Instead of "better me", he says "bother me", for 2nd verse)
(repeat chorus till fade)
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